How Much FPS Can You ACTUALLY Gain From A PC Overclock?

Would it make sense if I overclocked my 13600k and 7900xt

I tried the auto curve optimizer and then the pc became very unstable with crashes but all core oc was apperently much more stable. prob becuse the cpu undervolted to much

How is 200 Hz extra for the CPU = 10%? It's it more like 4%?

Hi, may I know the model of the ram cooler? Great vid!

how about on low bandwith gpu like 3050 or 4060 ? i really want to see that

Hello beefy

Hello again. I also have a 7950X3D on an X670E Steel Legend motherboard with a 4090 Gamerock OC, and while watching your tutorials, I noticed that you don't set the RAM voltage above 1.4V on this configuration. Is this because you have Mdie memory modules, or do you think it's better not to exceed this threshold? In my configuration, I have TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB RAM, DDR5, 32 GB, 7200MHz, CL34 (FF3D532G7200HC34ADC01) - as far as I know, these are Hynix Adie modules.

I've tested both settings from your videos - the first one with 6000MHz CL28 and all subtimings works perfectly, and the one with 6200MHz CL30 from that video also works. I'm wondering which one is better and whether increasing the MHz by 200 will make any noticeable difference, as the benchmark results in games like COD show the same performance (FHD - CPU Avg = 512 FPS, GPU Avg = 450 FPS / 1440p - CPU Avg = 494 FPS, GPU Avg = 369 FPS).

Is it worth increasing the voltage to 1.45V and trying 6200/6400 CL28/30, or is it better not to exceed this threshold, as the performance increase may be minimal?

can you do a video with intel 13th gen overclocking for call of duty

Hi.

It's crazy how big the framerate deviation/dispersion is with the 7950x3d in Forza Horizon 5 on the benchmark graph. I've ran the same benchmark with the same settings, the main differences are that I'm on Windows 11 + HAGS enabled + nV driver 537.34 (setup: 13700k @stock, RTX 4090 @stock, 6400MT/s CL32 @XMP), and according to the benchmark graph both my CPU and my GPU are pumping out more constant/uniform values on the graph, tho less fps. Could it be that Intel is capable of producing a bit less fps but it's more stable/consistent, thus making it a smoother experience?

My CPU render results are: avg: 380, min: 311, max: 425
CPU simulation: avg: 418, min: 382, max: 450
GPU render results are the same as yours.
Average latency: 7.8

The "achieved" average that is in the pink/magenta box for me is 330 which is 24 fps worse than your stock setup (pre-OC), but the deviation/dispersion is much-much smaller. If you would like to, I can provide a screenshot about the FH5 results on Twitter. Even with the OC results, the devation/dispersion is so big.

What could be the cause of the huge framerate deviation/dispersion with AMD cpus?

the real question is:
is it worth shortening the life of the components to gain nothing compared to a simply swap to more powerful component?

Hey, what driver you have in the 4090?

Beef good shit as usual. I'm just curious what are your 0.1 lows at stock on WZ?? 13900k DDR4 my 1% are the same as your non tuned 7950x and you average is 30 FPS higher in that area. Just curious how the 0.1 compare. Mine are 190.

I am guessing you turned off Core Isolation?

Hey mate, more gains are made with gpu overclock on 4k. Or 1440p high (im assuming your all on low). You should find it higher than 5%. Also x3d chips are kinda useless to compare overclocks with, not huge scaling. More scaling with ram/cpu tune on non x3d chips amd and intel. Great video though.

I had roughly 40fps gained in minimums on vondel just from tuning memory on my 7800x3d. 160fps dips to 200. My old 7700x had similar went from about 140fps dips to 180. Same thing on my 13700k. 160 dips to 200. Warzone eats up memory performance. Especially good latency.

You know you can move that sound card down to the low x16 slot. It'll still only run at x1. It doesn't need to be an x1 slot for a sound card. Any pcie slot will work fine. That way it won't block airflow to your gpu.

Here is the thing. I’ve noticed some very inflated benchmark numbers over the years that can be manipulated to look like the hardware is performing well above expected, but then when your average Joe gets the exact same hardware, they can’t hit those numbers and get very frustrated. It can be a bit misleading. People don’t get the fact that there are little trivia here and there to use for certain benchmarks. Good video👍

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hey man could you do this with your 13700k and ddr5 kit and 4090 defaut vs tuned ?

The last minute of this video, I know which guy you talking about 😅

Hello, what is your Refresh Interval (tREFI), because I dont see it in Ryzen Master?